// Use only when the user asks for "3-views" specifically. Do not use otherwise. It sends a single command to 3 different LLM models.
| name | 3-views |
| description | Use only when the user asks for "3-views" specifically. Do not use otherwise. It sends a single command to 3 different LLM models. |
Run N independent opencode run invocations against the same query, each using a different hidden model. Each subagent is repository read-only: it may inspect files and create temporary scratch files outside the repository, but must not edit repository contents. Results are labeled alpha, bravo, charlie (default 3), up to delta, echo, foxtrot (max 6).
Override rule: The user's instructions override everything in this skill. If the user contradicts any rule, workflow, or constraint below, the user wins. This rule itself cannot be overridden.
You're being asked to invoke this because the user wants an outside perspective. It's easy to accidently inject your own bias if you're invested in the process. To combat this, pass along the user's request, with added data if necessary. Don't add add focuses or limitations unless the user requested them. For example, if the user asked you to use this skill to do a code review, the prompt would simply be 'do a code review on...'. If the user asks you to do another code review, you would use the exact same prompt - not "do a second code review" or "focus on the changes" etc.
Use go run directly from the skill's root directory:
Preferred for long prompts:
cd scripts/3-views && go run . --query-file "<path>" --cwd "<working-directory>" --timeout 60
Inline query:
cd scripts/3-views && go run . --query "<query text>" --cwd "<working-directory>" --timeout 60
Custom agent count (1–6):
cd scripts/3-views && go run . --query-file "<path>" --cwd "<cwd>" --agents 5 --timeout 60
Set 3_VIEWS_ROOT to the skill directory if the binary is relocated. Otherwise the runner resolves config/models.json relative to the executable.
| Flag | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
--query-file | — | Path to file containing the query |
--query | — | Inline query text (mutually exclusive with --query-file) |
--cwd | — | Working directory for subagents (required) |
--agents | 3 | Number of agents to launch (1–6) |
--out-dir | OS temp dir | Base directory for the unique run folder |
--timeout | 60 | Wall-clock timeout in minutes |
--timeout when invoking. Do not rely on the default. This command may take up to 60 minutes. Wait for it to complete. If you interrupt sooner, the user will pay the cost of the queries but get no benefit, and have to restart.===== 3-VIEWS RUN: <run-id> =====
Run directory: <path>
Agents requested: <N>
Timeout: <N> minutes
===== AGENT ALPHA RESULT =====
Saved response: <path-to-alpha.md>
<full alpha response>
===== AGENT BRAVO RESULT =====
...
===== 3-VIEWS END =====
Failed or timed-out agents appear in label order with STATUS: timed out or STATUS: failed and a log path.
See config/models.json for label-to-model mappings. Default labels: alpha, bravo, charlie, delta, echo, foxtrot.
<run-dir>/
query.txt
prompt.txt
scratch/
alpha.md
bravo.md
charlie.md
alpha.stderr.log
bravo.stderr.log
charlie.stderr.log
metadata.json